Faculty award winners were Claire Terhune, Abigail Schmitt, Robyn Lane, Iana Jackson, Patrick Travis, Heather Walker and Joshua Youngblood.

UA-Partners will use the two grants to build on earlier work stabilizing children at risk and building capacity for neurodevelopmental diagnostic assessments to occur across Arkansas.

Patricia Yxapy of Brazil will present Guaraní Exile, a short 40-minute film which challenges dominant national and Hollywood portrayals of the Guaraní.

What would make maternal health research more useful to families in Arkansas? A new U of A project will put that question directly to patients, health care providers and community partners.

The Employee of the Quarter award recognizes staff members who go above and beyond in their roles, provide exceptional service and make meaningful contributions to the college and university.

U.S. News & World Report recently named the Eleanor Mann School of Nursing (EMSON)'s Bachelor of Science in Nursing program 40th among public institutions and 56th across the nation.

Several policies have been recently updated to support student success including the course repeat policy, the grade exclusion policy and the deadline to withdraw from a single course.

The new board has begun its duties with a shared goal: to help every international student at the U of A feel informed, connected and at home in Fayetteville.

High school students and their parents, college students, music educators and adult community members can explore piano technique and musicianship and learn about studying piano at the U of A.

Higa is a conservationist, content creator and nonprofit founder dedicated to connecting people with the natural world.

A new publication by political scientist A. Burcu Bayram and psychologist Vivian P. Ta-Johnson (UT San Antonio) in the journal Political Psychology is a powerful example of how class discussions with ...

This Occupational Wellness Month, Employee Wellness is encouraging faculty and staff to consider an aspect of wellbeing that can sometimes be overlooked: hearing health.